On Friday's Backchat: How have the anti-extradition protests changed Hong Kong? With “Lennon Wall” protest sites springing up all over town, and demonstrations planned in different parts of the New Territories, are we witnessing a change in the political climate? Is Hong Kong society becoming more polarized, as evidenced by the recent clashes between pro and anti-extradition bill protesters in Yau Tong? And what are the implications for November's District Council elections?
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8:30- 9:30 Have the anti-extradition protests changed Hong Kong society?

- Suzanne Wu, Community Organizer, Community March

- Ramon Yuen, Sham Shui Po District Councillor, Democratic Party

- Edward Chin, Convenor, 2047 Hong Kong Monitor; and Hedge Fund Manager

- Junius Ho, Practising Solicitor and Legislator

- Joseph Cheng, Former Professor of Politics, City University of Hong Kong

- Dixon Sing, Associate Professor, Division of Social Science, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology